there's WSL—then there's a platform that lets you run a Linux distro from the web browser you're using right now. Running Linux From a Browser? It Can Be Done I recently stumbled upon DistroSea ...

Firefox is easily the most popular Linux web browser. In the recent LinuxQuestions survey, Firefox took first place with 51.7 percent of the vote. Chrome came in second with a mere 15.67 percent.

The title of this post says it all: GoTTY is a program that lets you share Linux terminal applications into a web browser. It is a simple web server written in Go that runs a non-GUI program and ...

Linux users have a lot of choice when it comes to web browsers, but Google Chrome still wins out over all the others, for its extensibility, great syncing features, and usability. This post will ...

Try this Linux web browser dedicated solely to web applications Your email has been sent When I’m on the go, I need everything to work as efficiently as possible. And although you might be ...

Browsing the World Wide Web on a Unix-based operating system like Linux is as painless as on a machine running Microsoft Windows. The browsers available are fast, clean and work without a hitch.

Two new Web browsing alternatives widen the field of browser choices for Linux users. The recent introduction of Microsoft Edge for Linux and the Dec. 8 release of Vivaldi version 3.5 offers the ...

Wired magazine likes the Vivaldi web browser, calling it a tool for power users just like "500-pound squats are to power lifters". Led by a founder of the Opera browser, Vivaldi Technologies' browser ...

Chrome: The fastest web browser for Linux? Linux offers a great range of choices when it comes to web browsers, there really is a browser out there for everybody. But which Linux browser is the ...

Two new Web browsing alternatives widen the field of browser choices for Linux users. The recent introduction of Microsoft Edge for Linux and the Dec. 8 release of Vivaldi version 3.5 offers the ...